Hey guys ive an A14 late style (dizzy towards the back)
Is this the correct fuel pump the guy at auto one didnt seem confident
i know there is a long and short arm pump.

My car runs an electric pump so i dont have an old one to compare.

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Thanks everybody for your great advise.
I will get somebody to fix it for me, i have rego due at the end of june so no time to save and learn to weld.

Hoe does that song go?......Jizzed in my pants !!!!
Looks amazing mate,super work.

Yea by the way its stock 1400 as i know.

Yea thats the one, at the moment fuel hose is all over the shop just wanna neaten it up a bit.

Aslo what size is the std fuel hose?

Does that make sense,? the fuel inlet on the dellortos i want a 2 inlet one.
please.

So mabye $1000 just for the repair??? WOW.......
Could you use a stick welder?

Not that i want to turn this thread into a welder debate, but dont most guys on here rag on gasless welders????

And i understand the preference to QLD no offence taken lol.

pre 1980 cars dont need to be converted to RHD and pay 5% import duty no GST.
Shipping can now be had for under $3000

Where is the problem? LOL

I work for virgin blue so airfares are no problem ;)
Im in sydney
I have read what people say to guys asking about cheap welders so to buy a propper one would cost big dollars and it would be used once!
So i just thought id get it fixed, i dont wanna lose this one to rust.

What would be a ballpark price to fix this?
thankyou all.

Ok so after some digging ( i had paint bubbles ) i found this,
so im guessing i need new metal?
Do i cut more out? Whats there now is solid or is it best to cut it to the extreme?
Is there anyone that knows of a mobile person who makes and welds in new metal?
I have no welder or skills.
If i went to a shop what should i be paying for this, just metal replacement?
Please help.

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